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The Auragen file system.

January 25, 2016 vy auragen, operating systems, systems

This article on the interesting Wave Transactional File System inspired me to look up an earlier file system that also used copy on write semantics.

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Paxos and other consensus algorithms and the unaccountable love for asynchrony

January 24, 2016 vy systems

I’ve been looking at Paxos and Raft and Zab and other algorithms that can loosely be called “consensus” algorithms because we want to see where we can

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Keynes apology

January 23, 2016 vy academics

The composition of this book has been for the author a long struggle of escape, and so must the reading of it be for most

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Process algebra is based on a misunderstanding of automata theory

January 20, 2016 vy academics, theory

See the current pdf in Arxiv  Robin Milner’s book Communication and Concurrency involves a take on state machines that is fundamentally incorrect. “Now in standard

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More on Fischer, Lynch, Patterson and the parrot theorem.

January 14, 2016 vy academics, systems

I’m thinking about distributed consensus algorithms, timestamping, and databases and if you read that literature you will see many references to the Fischer, Lynch, Paterson

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ESMA clarifies time sources for MiFID II

January 7, 2016 vy timekeeper

ESMA just released guidelines that reinforce what was already clear in the MiFIDII regulation – that GPS time is a perfectly acceptable source of “traceable”

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Practical State Machines for Computer Software and Engineering

December 21, 2015 vy state maps

Download paper. [gview file=”https://www.yodaiken.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/practical.pdf”]

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Theories of abstract automata – Arbib

December 12, 2015 vy academics, theory

We have said that automata theory deals with the realization of partial functions F: X* —» Y* by some finitely specifiable substrate. Before we specify

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MiFID II, GPS and UTC time

November 24, 2015 vy business, timekeeper

I have a post up on FSMLabs web site about the use of GPS and other satellite time for MiFID II timestamp compliance.  It’s fascinating

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Kirkhart’s conjecture

November 23, 2015 vy academics

Is that there is some insight into the nature of primes that comes from considering the classes of numbers that share the same set of

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